by Paul Miller | Mar 21, 2023 | Fat loss, Functional Wellness, Life, Personal Training, Workouts of the Week
Have you seen this advertisement before? Carlsberg is a lighter blonde beer and when very first marketed the thought was that the lighter beer would appeal to women as well as men therefore capture a higher percentage of the market. Sadly it didn’t catch on, so...
by Paul Miller | Mar 16, 2023 | Fat loss, Functional Wellness, Life, Personal Training, Workouts of the Week
Zone 2 Training Back when I was in my early 20s I thought that any cardio was going to kill all my hard earned muscle gains. I believed that simply looking at a treadmill would put me in a catabolic state and leave me somewhere between Christian Bale in the Machinist...
by Paul Miller | Nov 7, 2022 | Fat loss, Functional Wellness, Personal Training, Workouts of the Week
I often find that the plank is the go-to exercise for group fitness instructors who have run out of things to do. More often than not I see the plank exercise completely butchered. Lower backs caving in, shoulders blades sagging and necks jammed up into extension....
by Paul Miller | Feb 7, 2022 | Fat loss, Functional Wellness, Personal Training, Workouts of the Week
In the last newsletter I covered everything you need to know about abs and core training. This week I thought I would share my top 9 abdominal exercises with you. But before I get into my top 9 I wanted to share with you my worst abdominal exercises Crunches ...
by Paul Miller | Jan 17, 2022 | Functional Wellness, Personal Training, Workouts of the Week
The number one job of our abdominals is to protect our spine Yes, the job of the abs is to protect the spine. Abs aren’t just there to impress the opposite sex. The abdominal muscles and connective tissue that surrounds the muscle holds the spine in place. If...
by Paul Miller | Dec 21, 2021 | Functional Wellness, Kettlebell classes, Personal Training, Uncategorized, Workouts of the Week
All too often I see workouts that have been created with very little to no thought of balancing muscle or movements. The 7 fundamental movement patterns can for most part be broken down into two groups Movements with the emphasis on pushing Movements with the...
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